Cover of Brandi Carlile's The Story

It seemed a little low-mid heavy to me, but it could be the headphones I'm wearing. Don't have my good monitors hooked up. She's a good singer and it's a great performance for her first recording. There were a couple of spots when she sang lower where her voice quivered ever so slightly, but hey ... if this is her first time, can't complain at all. It's a great start.

Thanks to both of you.  In many ways she was very easy to record as sibilance was not a problem, and she's got a good sense of rhythm.  It was kind of funny as we looked at the recorded tracks, and they were all the 'same' with the soundwaves.  I pointed it out to her and we laughed.  

About the only real struggle for me was that her levels on low notes were very, very quiet, and I had to boost her a little more than I would like, which added a touch of noise to the recording.  I didn't want to cloud her head with worrying about technique so I just boosted her via nodes/volume.  Side note---there are times where I prefer doing that over using a comp/limiter, but mostly it's relative to the amount of time I have available.

She's going to be a blast to work with.  She introduced me to this song, and I fell in love with it immediately.

Thanks again to everyone for all the kind words, it's doing wonders to boost Hannah's confidence.  For what it's worth, this song hit #1 on the silly soundclick rock-cover songs charts.  She's being somewhat coy about it, but I know she's walking around on cloud 9.  I think next up we'll do a cover of an AC DC song--ha ha ha!  Hoping to be gigging in about a month, rehearsals are going well.  We're going to be covering quite a variety of songs, from Pink Floyd to The Band Perry to Megadeth and we close the night with Sinatra's 'My Way'.  To me, it's one of the most perfect songs ever written.